Like corkscrew light bulbs, there are newly designed sprinkler heads that reduce the amount of water a lawn needs.  Instead of shooting a spray that blows away with the wind or, these new rotary sprinkler nozzles shoot streams of water.  The water does a better job of staying in your yard and on your grass.  You can reduce your watering bill by up to 30% if you install these rotary sprinkler nozzles in your yard.  They are available through local retailers at a cost of $6 to $8 each, and you can change them out yourself or hire a local contractor. Click here to find a certified contractor.

Local retailers stocking the new rotary sprinkler nozzles include, DBC Irrigation Supply, Home Depot, and Lowes.

	"It's so easy a kid can do it" - Do It Yourself video - 3 min.
	High School Students - Announcing Summer Jobs Retrofit Rotary Sprinkler Nozzles - April 2011
	DCWRA has submitted request to the State of Colorado for a grant of $250,000 to retrofit 1,000 yards with rotary sprinkler nozzles in the summer of 2011.  Grant Application 1400 kpdf
	Student Summer Jobs Water Wisely, Save You Big Money!
	Testimonial - How Easy This Can Be
	A wide variety of rotary sprinkler nozzles manufactured by numerous companies are now available at local retailers and box stores in the region.
	If you're going to do ONE THING to contribute to a solution to our water issues, go buy and install these more efficient rotary sprinkler nozzles in your yard.
	At an average retail price of $6 to $8 per nozzle, an average family can reduce its water bill by 15% per year with an investment of less than $200.